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NEWS NOTES.
DOMESTIC.

Representatives Of New York and Boston
syndicate arrived at Petersburg, Va, with
view to the purchase Of the Upper Appomat-
tox canal property, This canal runs from
Petersburg TO Farmville Va, distance OF
over so miles The property includes several
valuable mills in the city, The price asked
for the property is 100000, Should the
purchase be made the sydicate will expend
over $500, 900 in the erection of shoe factories
box factories and other mills,
The street car drivers of Indianapolis, Ind.
have struck and only one car on each line Is
being run to preserve charter rights, The
mon asked an increase in wages from IA to
20 cents, but 1t was denied, aud after quit
ting work the strike was agreed upon.
Tho graves of the confederate dead at
Norfolk, Va, were decorat d recently by
veterans of both the Union and the confed-
crate armies. The procession was reviewed
by Gov. Leo and staff dressed in Confeder-
ate uniform and mounted.
One hundred and eighty tons Of wool werc
recently shipped from Stockton, Cal, by
Steamer San Francisco, en- route to Boston
via Canadian Pacific road.
Michael Hannah of Wilkesbarre, Pa, a
freight conductor on the Delaware and Hud-
son railroad, was recently killed by being
run over, while saving woman and little
girl who were in danger, and so frightened
that they could not move.
Warfeld, stage driver between Billings
aud Meetlee, Mont is said to have decamped,
after robbing tho way mail packet, taking
two certificates of deposit of $40, 900 each on
tho First National Bank of Billings and a
considerable sum Of money belonging to tho
stage company.
The board of health of Key West, Fla,
have officially announced the appearance of
case of yellow fever. The city is full of
strangers and an early exodus is expected.
About q, OOo, 900 acres of land are to be
aiken by the government from western
airoads and thrown open to settlement
Queen Kapio mi is reported as excited
over intelligence received from Hawaii. Ten
Thousand dollars is said to have been offered
for her husbands head by the Chinese of the
island.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-26
A sea sick Passnnusr.

on tbs ocean, cares little about storm. He
Is positively Indifferent WHISTLER he Is washed
overheard or not But set right by wine
glassfui or two OF Hostetter's ST emaeh Bitters,
no feels renewed interest in his personal
safety. This fine corrective neutrallses in
braokish watsr-often eompulsorlly drank on
shipboard, 10 the grieyous detriment OF health
the pernicious Impurities which give rise to
disorders Of the stomach, liver and wells, To
the mariner, the tourist, the Western pioneer
and the miner, the Bitters Is inya uabe as a
means of protection against ma aria, when IL /,
seeds are latent In ar and water. To tho ef-
fects of oyerwork, mental or manual, II is
most reliable antidote, and to the debilitated
and nervous, 1t affords great and speedily felt
relief and vigor.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-26
WaSHINGTON'S TOMB.
The Provisions of His VIII Prevent the
Building of n Marble Vault.

building OF marble vault.
The board of regents of the Ladies' Mt.
Vernon association began their annual
meeting at Mt. Vernon on the Goth. In the
afternoon tho address of tho regent, Mrs.
Lily L. McAllister Laughton, and tho re-
ports Of the various officers and Supt. Dodge
were made. The ladies inspected the man
sion and grounds and expressed pleasure at
their excellent condition. Tho sessions will
last several days, and meanwhile the ladies
will make their home at the old mansion.
Mrs. Laughton, the regent, said in relation
to the suggestions that marble vault be
constructed to take the pace of the old
tomb in which tho body of Washington
rests, that Gen. Washington had directed in
his will that he should be entombed in o
brick vault, which direction would proven,
them from changing the character of the
structure. Some years ago tho Masonic
fraternity made an offer to erect handsome
and costly structure in place OF the brick
vault, but the clause in the will prevented
Somplinnce with this prefer
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-26
NATIONAL CAPITAL,


Secretary Whitney has ordered court OF
inquiry to investigate the accident by which
several japanese subjects were killed by the
explosion of shells which had been fired from
the frgate Omaha, under the command of
Captain Selfridge. Captains Fitzhugh,
Matthews and Machair, with Paymaster
Allen as recorder, will constitute the court,
and will proceed to Japan to conduct the
inquiry Captain Selfridge will accompany
the court.
The Crown Drug and Chemical company
has applied to the treasury department for
permission to relinquish the business of their
bonded manufacturing warehouse at 50
India street, Boston. The department has
notified the company that their application
will not be granted until certain taxes due
on liquors now in the warehouse and on
alcohol lost by leakage have been paid in
full
The President has been invited by the
French government to detail two officers of
the army to witness the military maneu>
vres and mobilization in France next aus
tumn, and selection will be made at an
early day.
The postmaster general has appointed Err
astus Kilbourne postmaster at Newington,
Conn.
Bids have been opened at the navy depart
ment for the erection of naval hospital and
wharf at Widows Island, Me. The lowest
bidder for building the hospital was Glover
& Co., of Rockland, Me-, and for the wharf,
Francis Hitchcock of Rockland
The United States supreme COURTS expect
cd to shortly announce its decision in the
great telephone case. No extraordinary
efforts have been made to ascertain in ad-
vance what the decision would be, because
it has been understood among lawyers inter-
csted that it would be generally in favor Of
tn, Bell Telephone Company.
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The Boston Herald

has perfected the most complete arrange,
ments for receiving the base ball returns
during the coming season. Full and COM
plete details Of the National and New Eng.
land league will be published every morning.
Do not fail to purchase the Boston Herald
regularly. II the base ball feature is not of
interest to you, some other popular feature
Of this representative New England news
paper will surely be
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-26
WHOLE COUNTIES ON FIRE.
Forests Roaring with Flame I'm A
Parts OF Michigan.

Parts OF Michigan.
A dispatch from Marquette, Mich, says:
Forest fires are still raging everywhere. No
casualties are reported, but great damage
has been done. There are fears of general
confagration. Fully 1000 persons are fight
ing the fires on the peninsula and repetition
of the awful Besthigo fire is feared. The
Italians who were surrounded by fire saved
their lives, but lost their camp. Several
camps on the extension are destroyed.
Fires are approaching Webster mine, and
six saw mills at various places are in i'm
minent danger
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VlRGlNlA'S SECESSION.
Tho Original Ordinance Turns Up In
Minnesota.

Soon after tho occupation of Richmond by
go federal Amy in April, 1865, tho ordinance
Of secession mysterionsly disappeared from tho
State House. A letter has been received from
the postmaster Of Minnesota village, in
which he says he has in his control the original
ordinance OF secession passed by Virginia, and
inquiries how much tho authorities will pay
fer it. The postmaster ntimates that it DO.
longs to widow Of n federal soldier. 1t il
understood that Gov. Fi,z Hugh Lee will
write to tho postmss,er-gencrei,a pprising hin:
Of these facts. and nsking that officer to dc
what he can TO see that the Minnesota post
master restores this valuable document to the
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PROF. LOISETTE AND COLLEGES.
How tho Famou NJ emory-Teacher Occur
pies His Timc-Iho Busiest Man tu


For Instance, during the week commenc
Ing May .. On that evening he gave the first
of his course OF five lectures to a second class
Nv Yale of ECO students. May 10, he gave the
first lecture TO q class OF 400 students ut the
University of Pennsyiv mia In Philadelphia,
May IL, he gave the third OF his course to 100
Columbia law students, May IL, he gave the
first lecture to SEQ Indy students of Wellesley
College, Mass, and May Il he gave thos cond
lecture Mt the Uniyelsi y of Pennsylvania,
And vet he is always found Mt his Office from
A. n. TIL noon Of every day. During this
time he runs through his correspondence,
giving his assistants the most minute and
detailed instructions In regard to each letter
received or any other matter that Is brought
to his notice. In tho afternoon he travels
out of town, and in the evening gives his lee
ture, always returning home the same night
or easy next morning. lie endures all this
incessant occupation and necessitated
broken sleep because he loves his work and
because he takes good care OF his health.
He claims that the warm weather Is the best
time IN the year for study.
The lectures, It is true, are not essential to
the mastery of the Professors system, since
his printed lesson papers are full and com
plete enabling any one to learn.-lN.Y World
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-26

Mr. II. Carl, lj9 Fourth Street, Troy, y. Y,
says; My daughter had sprained ankle; II.
Jacobs Oil cured her Ia day or two. My son
hal rheumatism about niue years ago, ST.
Jacobs Oil cured him; he has not been ai-
tco cd since" Price iity cents,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-26
AN ACTRESS KILLED.

Derailment of Sleeper on the Denver
and Rio Grandc
The sleeper on tho Denver and Rio Grande
Salt Lake express was derailed near Salida
q few days ago Grace Leslie, leading lady
Of tho Kate Castleton troupe, was instantly
killed Dr. George Cox received severe
scalp wound, and the Pullman conductor
Aubrey, was hurt about tho head AMI hip
The wounded were taken to tho comranys
hospital at Salida- The sleeper wss badly
demolished.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-26

From Philipsburg, Pa, Mr.. S. NJ. Cross
writes, briefly aad rointedly, thusi Your 81.
Jacobs OIL has cured me of neu alsia OF tue
face and head" Piiee nifty cents.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-26

the slave trade fourlshos on the MAZDA.
Easear coast Toe slaves are captured In tho
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-26

Delicate hi sea cs affecting male OF
female, however in luc ID, speedily and per na-
nently cured. Illustrated DO * for 10 cents in
stamps. Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton, 653 Main Street, Buffalo, NY.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-26

There are now $4,000 Catholics in Great
Britain and Ireland. The Catholic popula-
ton OF scotland Is 5000 and that Of England
British Empire is more than lo,00Oooo
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-26

And raised a considerable amount of blood and
matter; besides, waS very thin. and so weak
! could scarce so about the house. This WI Is
the case of man with consumption ar sing
from liver complaint. He recovered his health
completely by the use Of DR.. Pierces Golden
Medical Di. covery." Thousands of others bear
similar testimony.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-26

The Nova Scotia seal fishery has become
comparative failure this year
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-26

A Wonderful Machine and Offer.
To introduce them We give away 1000 Self
operating Washing Machines No labor or
wsshboard. Best in tho world. II you wsnt
ono, write The National Co.. 81 Dey St., N. Y.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-26

3 months treatment for gOc. Piso's Rene
dy for Catarrh. Sold by druggists.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-26

AT Carson, Chinese opium smokers arc
made to clean the streets
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-26
Had a Dreadful Cough,

Plaster OF Paris when set stands far less
heat than iron.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-26

There are 5l,53l more women than men IL
Bellin.
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nMpfckTr0R on mm 01BF 70 gna nonsa
o. bHknNsPEknH.
LESBOS, OF. lI.-0oolQe W. chil6a
81 Fhiladalpbia presented Abe l0wn a.
6ilatfora apoa -AVen, q E1aAaapeaa4
mt1ssid foantalu, which waH astI
GATED @iiA impoalnR aoFnmoniaa leAae.
tbs aealnef uz8 nEa. and there va e
immeuae crowd ~ aftenda1aa ara nnsh
entnn1i46m Waa manilesls1. Dr.. Ne.
eauleT rfpleaeniod Chflda at lfs pro.
eeedInRa. dugt hefofe noan sha insitsa
guests formed > lIno and malehed q ia
Towu Hall. and ihenes - Ne ssit 81 iha
iountoin.
Hanrg IFving msds he dsdioasian
speech. h8 aaid be aamired Chtiam
p1nlle apiFit and enarog utiah vera
WuFthy of Rhiisdslpala. His asneroas
dasds we're wital1 knowh and be Waa
greatly Fe9p4otod
living ocnclndea hls aadfaas by ore.
ssntine tbe melnoEial, Ia ths naraa 81
tha donor, % fhs tOSn. Ibe MaQar
read 3 SaG&s9 from 8amaa Russell f.8Melf
euIo4lzlu4 CtIIda fsr Bic alff. whIoh
dsed recalled the faat fhat lhe kiaaraa
blood u ne nEeat nasiona ase ne feial
hai.a y ne wozA 81 Ahakspe4rs'a
asnina
III { Ooinmblzp wts SING and eEo1ls
wefs alFGu fer he 01een and RIesH1
0l6E1lHnd. Alzn14ena a. the foaa neII
feiiomo1 tne c1Tsmgnios. fha day we1
observed a. q holiday and fhs ahoIa
iogn was sgftfs. Tbs pfoo1lsloa flo0
fhe fown han tc che f0anfsin ga isa
b8 ~ muBlclpaI aulhoritiea.
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xHM aoonR N 0AME1 SOW extNn8 DE-
InorT rTvH AND ~. 1eum TWO.
PKuapzxpnEk. Oea.ff7.- The Worla's
championship aama played here today
was very mach on the unaehlne order
until Che 9lh innina, Wheu, With fw0
nen 0nf. Baldwin mufied O'NeiPs foul
AZ ana O'Nsif svlEes6 higefalitada ~
IininR tha ascsnd ball pi.chsd oser the
eentaF hefd fence. thereby AEeIting q
shnt-out fcf 81. Louis. TIE heidlna Of
bosh teams uAs sharp ard brilliant.
TIE SPECTATORS, numbeEinR ab0Ht e989,
saema1 10 b partial 20 tie Browns and
ohenFea them uhe1eTer the opportunity
aRassd. Tbs 81. Loui4 naan did sons
dsFiuo hassrunnina Il the ffzf tue N
ninas, hos AFTER Bsnneti BAD nailed q
eoupIs 0f 1hem lha9 hu9Rsd teeif b4sas
Fatksr sioselg. Sooss; s.. L0ais !, De-
44ufa
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znunnais uNMnGRzGxND A0AfH MkncH 70
M1Nzl1M 1or1A
Lonpox, Ost. IA 6sralstson q an
ernpl0yed wolkinQz1en vent 70 Mas-
siua Houss todsy an3 cemanded Inst
lksy - 1appIIsd pixh york. Tha mob
hseame infnEinted GEd ps0sesdsd %
fheiF m1re1.
Tks mob rsoesedsd eithrut couamii-
sinR any uveFt 80 until sheg Fan4aed
TIE e1rand. 9ten tbey t1kned np1n tie
pollcs ara nltaeksa theu with el1nes.
ma pafice caaraee uDu1 th8 eEo@d a11
aeatiersd ihsm. ezplufinz Z numbet ef
hannsE& Tho m16 tAe1 no31fDad -
Trsfnaaas Sqnaee, whsEs egs1s1i q ne
IaadeE1 mn9o apaach43 which had ne
eases e exotltnE lhe cEo9d. 1h4 -
ice saain n1A1a q ohafRs and efisf
salna Fz1lslanoe saeese1isd h eiaafinG ile
eaaars. Aflex ntinne. t11g RaininH Soms
rfsnfafnemanaa. triad again ~ ar
ter fhs sa1ara. 90 afteg 8 noneEet 4zot
fhsY vars pse5ented - i1e poii1e. eeg.
efal poiIeemen wees lntzIe1 sac ans
aEB1l8 wsss u14e.
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o. IT'S c9NYMNT1aN.
MmnkARo1ls. Oal. IL. - Tha thlrd
week of ths cnuFentl0n 81 he Knlnhls
OF Lahor General Ansamhly opened fhIa
Hofnlna with tho end atilI of't 81 1Iaf5.
The ee1eion ibla morniua waa dtVaifH
% khs ole sabfset ~ reofRanlxina the
General Bxs1nftys Board sd to d1tala
was rod boz a. ngaal. halies. ons nf ika
'antfmemaesg 81 ihe 0enerei E4etafl4e
Board. did masi of the tslklnq ara wa
very ytnemsnl ID hia REMARKS. naIIa4
and Barry, aRain1i uhom the nfhf s.
made, are eyideutig deierminfd 20 stHnd
o. iall ~ tbelf e9n siKnnefh "a maak-
nea1. and are using every wsy n their
power 10 pfSvSn1 their neerlAaam
b. The ndmlnisiratlon. No vote has
beep taken on tbs Qneailen and lhale a
40 telling when d viii come %. fof
every hot bloedsd spsech ard akarra
bot adds 10 1he oomplloafions 10 he nIss
Favelled and settled.
After the present sat isof 81 aiasnsslon
the reports Of tie various special cora.
miiteeg fomain % - tGaFd. ana a s.
not lmpoeglbla thal iha asasl0n wa laai
throuQh ne aeok.
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Qassanef. n1d MD sknrris. q ao na,
Know. Ha nisnl hzvo knaun u IL
s4l1AE kuam be 41s13HAd a. Tnm ~
Ezeu kunEfF fer meso dstalla 81 the
hloody dee1 &ea inunalad whasa hn
Wa1 shef. and a1ns o4 tke ef1enn-
szaneea II en- clad og 4 - ee-
claimed. In ffonl & the ahasaA. a
E15 tesf tta rl8ce. - oid hfpaerite.
In fRallk nf lh1 shnsnh. Rnhi BahE
AGAIN sha asked sbonf ~ 1esa1tS.
Did 2lI fha Ghols HI klmfa aka ex-
elalmed With . iaok of tiaetl1h sx
pe1llneE.
AHm I fhelfzve fhep did
eI,m elad oi T. He deserved nl BE
nota
AZ sliia iuneluse MrA Raenansa Law
yeE arrived SD ~ fepoFter wss
prompfls exoIuded.
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CoEkaPaEn wALEs.

mAmx wonKMnH AKB oTMEns wnRE XIII
N And TRgURNp.
Nnw YoaK. OF. I7.--At $50 .. "a. "
day the walis Of lhe fOaF story brick
paTcchial school house 10 eouzss Of e..
eeflon for the Ohnfch If Our Lady Of
Mount Carmel at 80 Essl lt5th e,sse,s
fen 10, buxyira u men uho geso u TIE
building. EoaK Den are known 10 hage
been killed oufFiRht. GEd many Wero IN
Jared, amone ths latter boiaa kathfF
klrueE, WHO Was sapeflnsenaina t1e
nnrh = tha tnIIdInR.
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|RlCH BankER RaWsON.
Shot DoWn IN the Presence
81 Dazed Witnesses.
ras E.ssAisl A....I.ns i. a. s,sp sa..
wks clzln. Ikas Ms MslAsr
n.sBsss ess.sly wss.xsa

uwrnaoa Ost. 17.--Fn Z thrnna q
peorls a 10 ehuF0h dour ok ene of ahs
mes fa1N1natlt GenRfeE1fioEs il Chi
enQa. RfAy-hnired miliinnaize bank
pEs1ent vas EemogsoIesNlF eAot down
yester1aY by hl1 ElepHeu, g npeDFe a.
ahiel0 q Won1an charged with oonfInned
a1nilerT. Tia a0czau wnE 20 l1as .
paEsum than Hrs. Me6kie Rawaon. Wifs
q eAs banker shot and mother of the
ngsailent. TIE bank1E Is 6tephen A.
Rawson, kkosidenl o. tho Union TRUSS
0ompauy, oE GhSeaQo. william I1ss.
a0ed ~. 4 the s1epsur 81 tha namker.
naMHpn, Win nrs kuIlsla II bis body
and nppoEantly II q dying eouditaon.
vas hastily picked Oh lhs hlood spat-
tgFed curb and bundlsd into one Of tie
nuose ef caEriazss that had Aeen Wnfl
ing for 1he wealthy 21EshippeFs. TonnR
Lee, with his emptg and efill smoking
RNvoiveR Ia hand, vas as huEriedIY
thrown into & GtElkinRsy diderena oon-
vgfnmes = tha blue p1infed, c0Iuuan-
piaes wagon Of the nearest polIns pa
fEuI that esme FattIiun around the cor
neKs Away wHnt the carriage "a 9ne
and oH II the other dashed
The patrol, while ell around on the
stEeeia and Sidewalks RapNd TIE horror
striekeu attendants Of the ase zfeat
chnrnhss IN the vicinity, iuak poaEinR
oul aflsr the noEnIneis praise e Him
Who cammanded. Thou Ghalt not kili. Z
and eThun shall nct commit adultery. 2
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CNle1nn, 0ef f1.--Araumsns 90 tha
mofA6n faz q new trial o. fhe 0mnihaa
fbooei1 e1gs e4ue 20 htfo1a 1u9a4
1amIaun lhig mgFnina. ~ tha r7n
osilal4 a. fhe UsuF1s n he niai'ca a.
nsu trial = 6enief. lha daftEd4as1 aI'f
~ 0nea be- nanlenoed sash 10 fMa years
"a - r1nila1ilaFg.
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Latte attention had been paid 20
young Lea ns be ataiked backward and
forward cast the charch entrance. He
vas lost n the crowd when the gaily
dressed congregation began 70 come
ont, amonQ them the well known bank
president. Mr. Rawaon vas about 50
step into bis carriage when, breaking
the sweet. majestic tones Of the organ,
came the sharp orank Of revolver fol-
loved b. 8 deep Rroan- An earthquake
oonId have scarcely produced more con-
fusion e the moment. Among the
thrunos q Renflenen, lndies and chil-
i1reu. ana thn large tiera Of carriages
and e0aohnaen lhns lined she sidewalks
d every direction, q din Of Screams
began, bnt subsided nlmosf Instantly.
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Ize sz21z pkna Eusnczs-xn plnsoa
Munnza cAsn Am ornnn aorrs.
foRalaNps 0oi. n - lsosalnll
,psula. from Aaltm aays tlaf ne Exsen-
I'VE oommlstee of tie OraQon sssfs
taiI haa nnished sis canvass ID ~ ~
ee1pi4 And expenditures of tha iels
ne.E. 1ney una the gross amounts a
.oloe4 Ae1espla, ineiu6inq f6oo1
iron see STATE. ~ st95 70, paid oai -
9eeo1na % ptslnlums and expenses.
~ .ezS.eei balanae u tie treasury, 81,
- ~ ths eaknlnas. whlla nei to
EseA9 - n eome fQkmeF Seafe, afc sase
ea.IlIep.ery. Aboul $500 nofs ~ ol3
lnasbteanoaa win Be paid on.
Ean DHEAuExnn Al aAnnm.
". J. Beatty, he dsfaultlnn AZ su-
poEvi8aE at ehe AaElum. has lu3i aPrfpr's
at salem ffom San Efanalaao. IA coa~
loag q a. cflaer. He vas arsaieo1a
loday on thfee Indictments of laroenq
ptelofFed b3 bis victims. fntne n1ite
allowed him until tnmorfow Is nfeaa.
beatty declines 10 make ans atalnmnnk
bat complain1 bi1lsfig of i6a Urea ainaaf
EessiVed from the State press.
pAAxn ~ axnanauEAxron.
A-44 .4AAANA& VI Sue lI14 az IIN 0I.4
gon RaeiAo, near Mehamas station. Ia
hody o2 9amea Mtnel, an old allizan.
aaa discovered hanging 81 & rnpo frnni
q small tree. Mluel had been dflnklnn
ha1d ana probably eommilled anIclts Al
. nl Of deapondaneY. B1th knees fat164
on The gkonnd and 6aath maat hReo haan
rroduotd " strsneniaiion.
MOTION sen 4 INV xnikn.
William Dlilen,snounnel today nlsa
uloiloa Tor q new trial. 1naat 6ls5rna
took ne matter und1F adgissment unkIf
Thursday, Ihe general impression a
hat ihe eonEl will or1rrnls ne n,olIoh
and ssntsoos pillan % lnpriaonnana
FAT arouE sHeH.
Today NE lhlrd Rnnpal enhlblsion q
The Northwest Domasllo aud RNt alook
Association opened hsrs. Ths fIenIas
is nne end tha atoek exhibits afs lafes
and splendid. ms oxti5,linn WI ~
one ueek. The Dairy Asruslalisn 81 ife
stale makes "a exaallanl display x
butter.
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wAsumerun. 0na IT, -9rrapon 0en*A
o44i namIslon rte9tsta 8 tG|fEn1 fEEl
T4n1ra. EigF'f1s t4lE 4efniNe EtFI1A'
lhal lAeRa Aase h0en lAIes n4a ettS. "a
fs4el. bul - deal19 1.1et ~ I1.I -
pert.
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Slowly the crowd began b rseoses
their daxad senses and 30 recall in de-
tail The fearful circumstances Of the
eEime. Young Lee had bssn for half
an hour previous. pacing the afgpe ei1e-
Walk on Ashland avenue. near Madison,
fronting the Third Presbyterian Church.
This is tbs Iohurnh Of which DR.. With
roW, Fscenliy from Boston. is pastor and
which became widely known as the
charge pf DR.. kittKidQe, now located In
Nsw York. OF thi1 church Banker
naMaon has long been the leadlnR light
and wss sill an honoFeo member. net
wffhsfanaina he hes been charged By
lis wife with perjury and othsR odenses
enonRh % make him, Il true, veEitable
whitS aspuIchre. On the other hand ia
3 ALLEGED that she, although prominent
d soeietY and beautiful wonan IN ap.
peaznnco, vas really disEapnLahlas
biaspkemoua degilish tsmpsred adven-
sursns. who coveted oEly bis money.
For q year OF mora the two have been
nQhtina each other IN the divorce courts
aud within q week the banker has fled
against her additional charges Of ndul-
taxv.
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